INSIDE A SINGLE TRADE
You remember the trade. You do not remember what the market was doing in the four timeframes around it, whether the session was trending, or whether you were fighting the day's direction. OTIS was not there either, but your broker file and the candles were, and between them the answer survives.
Free. No card. Read-only access, always.
It is the full reconstruction of one trade. The plain-language story of why it won or lost comes first, before a single number, because the number means nothing until you know what happened. Underneath it sits the evidence: the chart, the context that was live at entry, and the letter grade the trade earned.
The part nobody else has is the context. Seven signals are scored at your entry, and each one is marked as aligned with you, against you, or neutral. That is what you were never writing in the journal, because you were busy being in the trade.
INSIDE A SINGLE TRADE
Open any trade, anywhere, and you get its full autopsy: the story of why it won or lost in plain English before a single number, then the evidence underneath.
Your trade drawn on the chart with premium, equilibrium and discount zones marked, plus break of structure and order blocks. Flip the timeframe from one minute to four hours.
How far the trade went in your favour, the worst point it reached against you, how much of the favourable move you handed back, and where price went in the hour after you left.
A verdict from A+ to F on each, with its own short reasoning, so a good trade that lost is never confused with a bad trade that won.
And the seven context flows, each scored as supporting your trade, fighting it, or neutral. The pattern gets read out loud, so you learn trade by trade what being in alignment actually looks like.
Mixed but favorable. Three signals aligned against two opposed, so you took this one with partial backing.
Filled bands: Premium · Equilibrium · Discount. Dashed: BOS, CHoCH. Rectangles: Bullish OB / Bearish OB. Duration: 13m · showing 5-minute candles.
THE TRADE EXPLORER
A search box that understands plain language. Type "ES July 5", "long wins", "April short loss" or "news-day A+ trades" and the book filters to match.
| Date | Instrument | Setup | Grade | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 23 | MES · short | Premium Discount Reversal | B | $465 |
| May 18 | MNQ · short | No setup detected | B | $373 |
| May 12 | MNQ · long | No setup detected | B | $324 |
| Apr 13 | MNQ · long | ACD OR Breakout | B | $256 |
| Feb 12 | MYM · short | Opening Drive | B | $252 |
These five rows are the real ones from the public demo report. The same table flips to Most Expensive, which draws from your costliest loss cluster rather than your worst single day. Every row opens the full autopsy.
Time, instrument, direction, size, entry and exit price, profit, how far it ran for and against you, how deep it went underwater, its four grades and the one-word verdict. Every row opens the full autopsy.
How your Entry, Exit, Direction and Composite grades stack up across every trade at a glance. The wider the green, the more strong trades, and the pattern is visible before you read a single row.
A broker-error loss or an overtrading blowout gets auto-flagged and held out of your aggregates, so your grades reflect typical trading. If it was legitimate, you restore it in one click.
For any trade in your history:
You stop re-litigating a loss from memory, because the record of the market at that moment is sitting next to it.
A well-executed trade that lost and a badly executed trade that won stop looking the same.
Ask your own history a question in words and get the trades back, rather than scrolling a spreadsheet.
Once the same context appears under twenty losses, it is not a story any more.
The candles around your entry and exit are pulled for the instrument you actually traded.
Not at the close, not on the daily. At the moment you clicked.
Because a paragraph you understand changes behaviour and a table rarely does.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Your diagnosis names the leak costing you the most and prices it in your own dollars. If you want a hand closing it, you get thirty days: a daily protocol built from your own leak, two live rooms a week with a clinical psychologist, and a re-grade at the end on the same axes, so you can see whether it moved.
A protocol built from your own pattern, not a course. One thing to hold each morning, one mark each night, and a re-grade at the end. OTIS Plus is $299, once.
Monday office hours on your own report, and four Wednesday sessions with Dr. Thébaud. Included, not an add-on.
Not conditional on your grade moving and not conditional on anything else. And the diagnosis itself stays free whatever you decide.
Yes, as far back as your broker file and the market data reach. If the data does not cover a trade, that trade says so rather than filling in.
Yes, and you should. The receipts table flips between your best and your most expensive, because knowing what your good trades had in common is the other half of the job.
It is going to tell you what happened. A great many traders find out that their entries were fine and something else was costing them.
One export. Both scores, all twelve grades, your costliest leak priced in your own dollars.
